Kershaw LoneRock RBK Replacement Blades, 2.75" Drop Point, 60A SS, Satin Finish, Pack of 14

The Kershaw LoneRock RBK replacement blades keep your utility knife sharp and ready for the field. Whether you're field dressing game, processing firewood, or tackling camp chores, having a pack of fresh drop point blades on hand means you're never stuck with a dull edge. These 2.75-inch satin-finish blades are made from 60A stainless steel—a balance of edge retention and corrosion resistance that works in wet conditions without the fuss of constant maintenance. With 14 blades in the pack, you've got plenty to rotate through a season of hard use.

Drop point geometry gives you a fine tip for detail work and a flat edge for slicing and chopping. The satin finish resists glare and shows wear honestly—no pretense, just honest steel doing its job. Kershaw's reputation for affordability without cutting corners means these aren't throwaway blades; they're engineered replacements that hold an edge and won't break the bank when it's time to refresh your kit.

Stock these in your pack, truck, or camp setup. When a blade dulls, swap it out in seconds and get back to work. That's the whole point of a blade system: reliability without downtime.

Key Features

• 14 replacement blades per pack—ample supply for extended field use
• 2.75-inch drop point blade—versatile geometry for utility and detail work
• 60A stainless steel—resists corrosion in wet conditions
• Satin finish—reduces glare and shows honest wear
• Quick-swap design—change blades in seconds without tools

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What knife do these blades fit?

These are Kershaw LoneRock RBK replacement blades. Verify compatibility with your specific RBK model before ordering.

What's the difference between a drop point and other blade shapes?

Drop point blades have a curved spine that drops to the tip, creating a fine point for precise work while maintaining a flat cutting edge. This geometry works well for general utility, field processing, and detail cuts.

Why 60A stainless steel?

60A stainless steel balances edge retention with corrosion resistance, making it practical for hunting, camping, and outdoor use where you can't baby your tools. It won't require the constant stropping of harder alloys and handles wet conditions without rust.

How many blades should I expect to use?

Blade life depends on what you're cutting and how often you use your knife. A pack of 14 gives you plenty to rotate through a full season without running short.